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The nurse is caring for a patient who is comatose and on a ventilator.When she enters the room,she notices that the patient's trachea has shifted toward the left side of the patient's neck,and he has become tachycardic.She assesses the patient's blood pressure and notes that it is 84/38.The nurse calls for help,having recognized that the patient has developed which of the following conditions?
Landslide Hazard
The potential risk of landslides occurring in an area, often assessed to mitigate damage to property and loss of life.
Steep Cliffs
Vertical or near-vertical rock faces, often formed by the erosive actions of water or the earth's tectonic movements.
Dry Climate
A climate characterized by low precipitation throughout the year, leading to arid conditions and limited vegetation.
Water Shortages
Situations where the available water supply is unable to meet the water demand, often due to drought, overuse, or contamination.
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